Updated: 1:33 PM CST December 14, 2020
ST. LOUIS Imagine your husband walking through the front door with a baby. But not just any baby, this kid belonged to someone else first. But he s yours until the next end, wherever that ll be.
This is life for Jean (Rachel Brosnahan) as we meet her in the early going of I m Your Woman, Julia Hart s thrillingly alive new drama. This is the road movie that I wasn t quite ready for, but was properly swept up by within minutes.
Certain movies carry a lived-in aesthetic. In other words, the way they look, sound, and blast off the screen at your eyes comes off as relative and authentic. We can understand and get into Jean s predicament, because we think we know her, and that s all Brosnahan working her magic once again.